Europe Has a Chance to Change Its Attitude toward Israel
The EU has never recognized the dangers Israel faces.
December 15, 2017
An Economic Lesson from the Biblical Joseph, by Way of Friedrich Hayek
How ancient Egypt’s economic centralization paved the road for Israelite slavery.
In this week’s Torah reading, Joseph becomes the second most powerful man in Egypt after successfully interpreting Pharaoh’s dream as a portent of seven years of plenty followed by seven years of famine. Tasked with preparing the country for the lean years, Joseph acquires enough surplus grain during the fat ones to feed the people for the duration of the famine. In what happens next, Jonathan Sacks finds an important insight about economics and freedom:
December 15, 2017
It’s Time to Cut Off Financial Support for Mahmoud Abbas
Call his bluff.
Bahrain Sends a Delegation to Israel
Is Jerusalem’s alliance with the Gulf state coming out of the shadows?
An Economic Lesson from the Biblical Joseph, by Way of Friedrich Hayek
How ancient Egypt’s economic centralization paved the road for Israelite slavery.
Beyond Radical Individualism
Is “conservative postmodernism” the answer?